Definitions
The persistent visitation of people who show some interest in Jehovah's Witnesses.*
What is back calls?
The peak of Jehovah's Witnesses memberships before 2020.
What is 8.7 million?
(T or F) Our evangelism must faithfully communicate the gospel’s universal truthfulness and binding demands.
What is true?
The form of Evangelizaliation that continued the work of Jehovah's witnesses during Covid-19.*
What is phone calls, zoom meetings, and Letters?
(T or F) Jehovah's Witnesses try to limit their contact with people who aren't Jehovah's witnesses. (Which is a contradiction, if you ask me because they go door to door trying to recruit people -Jas)
What is "True"?
A person who isn't interested in Jehovah's witnesses.
What is Goats?
The year with the highest number of memberships.
What is 2018?
Jehovah's witnesses tactic of rejecting those who cut ties with the church
what is disfellowshipped/disassociate
The most common evangelism tactic used.
What is Knocking on doors?
The gospel story J's Ws use as their basis of their door to door evangelism.
What is Luke 10:1?
Zealous preaching and advocacy of the gospel.
What is Evangelism?
The decrease in population of Jehovah's witnesses as of 2021.
What is 0.6%?
The impact evangelism has on the Church.
What is little to nothing because it's mainly ignored?
A millenarian restorationist Christian denomination with nontrinitarian beliefs distinct from mainstream Christianity that has 8.7 million adherents involved in evangelism.
What is Jehovah's Witnesses?
The three types of evangelism.
What is Pulpit, Passive, and Aggressive Planned?
Guilt acquired by supporting a blood-guilty organization or failing to preach the good news of the kingdom.
What is bloodguilt?
The Success rate of evangelization
What is 5%?
The lack of training skills emphasis, within evangelization programs, that neglect the power that must undergird all our efforts
What is the lack of training skills that emphasize prayer?
Jehovah's Witnesses in the U.S. and Canada is this. (Not as of 2021)
What is the fastest-growing church body?
The analogy many Christians use to describe evangelism.
What is Evangelism is the awkward guy at the party who can’t follow the conversation and always talks a little too loudly. It’s fine, he’s nice enough, but you just don’t know how to relate to him?
The spreading of God's word teachings by the means of manipulation and coerce.
What is Coercive Evangelism?
The number of people that joined membership.*
What is 240,000 people?
One of the many reasons evangelism fails, within the Church.*
What is "fear of the unknown halts our efforts"?
The ways Jehovah's witnesses have changed their tactics to fit amid Covid regulations.*
What is phone calls, letters, online services, and etc?
Other Christians criticize Jehovah's Witnesses for this.
What is leading the movement in a autocratic and coercive way?